Tender Details
Description / Scope of Work
Ch. Pervaiz Elahi Institute of Cardiology, Multan invites encrypted electronic bids from eligible and interested bidders registered on the Punjab e-Procurement System for a Service and Maintenance Contract of biomedical equipment. The contract will be awarded to a qualified firm with proven technical, financial, and managerial expertise in the service and maintenance of medical equipment. Bidders must be registered with relevant authorities and tax departments. The procurement follows a single-stage, two-envelope bidding procedure as per Punjab Procurement Rules 2014. This is a comprehensive service and maintenance contract for biomedical equipment at the cardiology institute located in Multan, Punjab.
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A specialized healthcare facility is seeking a competent service provider for ongoing biomedical equipment maintenance at a cardiology institute.
The indefinite-term nature suggests recurring revenue potential rather than one-off work, likely covering diagnostic and therapeutic cardiac equipment. Scale appears medium to large given the institute's specialty focus. Bidders should assess whether their technical depth in cardiology equipment (ECG, echo, catheterization systems, monitoring) aligns with what a Punjab government hospital expects. The October 2026 deadline suggests administrative lead time, not urgency.
Who can bid: Bidders must be registered on Punjab e-Procurement System and with relevant tax/regulatory authorities (NTN/SECP). Typically, medical equipment service contractors require PEC registration (if applicable to their firm structure), plus manufacturer authorization or demonstrated technical certifications for biomedical equipment. No PEC category explicitly stated for this service contract. Government contract restrictions (no blacklisting, financial solvency) typically apply.